Titus (Part 1)
TitusSteve Gregg
In this insightful discussion, Steve Gregg explores the book of Titus and its significance for contemporary believers. He delves into the background and context of the book, discussing how Titus was likely written during Paul's initial imprisonment and sent to Crete to establish a functioning church. Gregg also examines the themes of faith, grace, and eternal life that pervade the text, highlighting the importance of God's promises for the early church and for Christians today. Finally, he emphasizes the qualities of good leadership and stewardship that Titus emphasizes in appointing elders and guiding the church.
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